Psalm 21

Psalm 21 is sometimes referred to as one of the 'royal psalms' because its subject matter involves:

• The king of Israel and his military activities

• The creation of the world

• The laws of Moses

• The life of David as a shepherd

Which two Psalms emphasize salvation/victory?

• Psalms 19 and 20

• Psalms 20 and 21

• Psalms 21 and 22

• Psalms 22 and 23

Psalm 21 is a prayer of thanksgiving for:

• The creation of the world

• The laws given to Moses

• The victory granted by God in answer to the prayer in Psalm 20

• The birth of Jesus

What does Psalm 21:1 highlight about the king?

• The king's wisdom

• The king's wealth

• The king's strength and salvation

• The king's humility

What is given to the king in Psalm 21:2?

• His heart's desire

• His enemies

• His wealth

• His wisdom

What is set on the king's head in Psalm 21:3?

• A crown of fine gold

• A helmet of iron

• A wreath of flowers

• A diadem of silver

What does the king trust in according to Psalm 21:7?

• The LORD

• His army

• His wealth

• His wisdom

What will the LORD do to the king's enemies according to Psalm 21:9?

• Swallow them up in His wrath

• Forgive them

• Make them his friends

• Ignore them

What will the king's right hand find out according to Psalm 21:8?

• Those who hate him

• His treasures

• His allies

• His future

What is the theme of Psalm 21:13?

• Praise for the LORD's strength and power

• Lament for the king's suffering

• Request for wisdom

• Celebration of wealth